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Nov 10, 2010 | 12:26 AM

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From: henderson,ky

AETOS: That sounds really nice and clean, and doesnt "seem" too loud to me... My last car was a LT1 M6 that was a no cat y to single chamber muffler car that was dumped under the pasenger seat. It was loud, but not too obnoxious in the cab. Do you ever get tired of yours? Im going to be building a DD setup within the next 6 months that I want to open up and would like to go duals, but am worried about it being too loud. How are you liking the lpp setup? No cats right?

Nov 10, 2010 | 12:29 AM

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Also, are there mufflers built to them already or do you have to buy and install them? Just curious. It looks like a turn down in the pic but I cant tell...

Nov 10, 2010 | 09:30 AM

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They're built in already. Both the lpp and the phab's sound terrific.

Mine, at cruising speed...zero drone, almost sounds stock. That is, up until you get on it. Heads start turning at that point.

Nov 10, 2010 | 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by GSus

They're built in already. Both the lpp and the phab's sound terrific.

Mine, at cruising speed...zero drone, almost sounds stock. That is, up until you get on it. Heads start turning at that point.

Thats awesome! ITs an expensive setup, but for the sounds and characteristics it seems to be worth it for sure!